Building a wifi LiquidCrystal-Display esp8266 for less than 10 EUR

As planned, I now built and esp8266 version of the display. Because the breadboard version was working quite well from the start, I decided to build a more permanent version. The 5V of the USB Cable (or any other 5V Source) gets stepped down by a LM2596 circuit in a Fp6190 I purchased some time ago. This is a quite cheap and energy efficient solution. The complete setup requires about 70mA at 5Vs. This surely can be optimized by dimming the brightness of the display. In case you want to build your own wifi LiquidCrystal-Display esp8266 use the details provided below and check the code on Github. Happy hacking!